Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
G MISCELLANY.

By the closing down OF tho Alice Mining
Company 337 men were thrown out OF EN-
ployment.
The crosswalk at the corner OF Park and
Wyoming streets has been removed and
the street put in better condition.
The fall term of the District Court opens
this morning. The Grand Jury will prob.
ably be in session in the afternoon.
Susan Ann, the little 5-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downing. died on
Friday night and was buried yesterday
afternoon.
The ball game between the VAUDEVILLE
and Helena clubs at Helena yesterday re-
suited in q victory for the latter by q score
of IL to 7.
County Clerk Booth yesterday made out
the X list for Silver Bow County and
handed it to the Treasurer for pubEica ton.
James Coseriff and L.. Fullhart were yes
terday adjudged insane by the 2 obate
Judge, and were taken to Warm Springs
last night.
The Mother Goose entertainment given
by the boys and girls in costume will be
repeated at Plymouth Congregational
Church tomorrow evening.
The amount Of the. assessment roll for
Silver Bow County, so far rs made out, is
I6sI4 1909. "u8u CotuttCl0us Il 1oAeSo-
ing amount will be increased about ST.
2OO,O
Chas, Volk, recently with Lord & Taylor.
in New York City, is with D.. J. Hennessy &
Co and work OF his in the windows OF the
house he is working for speaks, by it's
artistic excellence, in highest praise of his
ability
The Alice Band will, in the near future,
leave Butte on Il concert tour. It will visit
Helena, Bozemau. Missoula. Deer Lodge.
Marysyille, P%hilipsburg and other towns in
Montana.
To-day at noon J.. D. Forest & Co., re-
linquish their hold on the Windsor Hotel.
Col. A. Guild, who has been in the St. Mich
olas, will take hold OF the Windsor the in
stan the others let go, and will run it in
tirst-class style, as heretofore.
The Lexington Company yesterday
notified it's wood furnishers that it would
not need any more wooda at present. The
short time, but the shutting off of it's
supply certainly has some significance.
O'Neil. the man injured a few days ago in
the st. Lawrence mine. continues to inn
prove, and unless modification sets in will
emit, ely recover. Regarding the part of the
mine in which the accident occurred. and
the amount of rock which fell, The MINER
vas mistaken. It occurred in q regular
Slope instead of a drift. and the amount of
rock that fell was two or three tons only.
Captain Shepherd contemplates giving a
grand military and civic ball about the
first OF November. He saw he has seen
OF the captains Of the various mill
tary companies rega riding the feasibility of
such a thing, ind that they signified their |
willingness to take part in the same. 1t is |
the Captains intention to get the compa-
MES IT. to practice for a grand military drill, |
to be held in conjunction with the ball.
A game ri base ball between the Walker |
Wills No. 2 and the second nine of the
Butte club was played at the circus ring
south OF town yesterday. The gam re re-
suited in a victory for the Butte boys, the
being II to Is. John Sloan, one of
the players, was injured during the game.
In his ambition to make a tally he
and fell near the third base,
striking The back of his head on a stone.
He was picked up in an insensible condi.
and it was about five minutes before
he recovered. When he opened his eyes his
first exclamation was, Ibid I make the